Season 6 - MVP's WTF? PARANORMAL

  Chris finally opens up about the current drama between himself and ghost hunter, Kalani Smith, which is spilling out all over social media. 
We also get a little more insight into Chris's background and history as a paranormal investigator.  
We are tagging Kalani Smith in an Instagram post in the event he wishes to hear Chris's take on the situation. 

Additionally, we welcome him onto the show to provide his input/retort. We got questions and hope that he will be willing to come on the show to answer them.

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 Disclaimer/Warning: We're absolutely savage in this episode - no holds barred! This is one of our favorite cases from the Warren Files to discuss: The infamous Haunting in Connecticut case, aka The Snedeker Family Haunting. This case surrounds the Snedeker family who claimed their house was not only haunted, but that the demons also attacked them late at night...sexually.  

In Season 6 Episode 7 of MVP's WTF? PARANORMAL PODCAST -  We're talking about the "Devil Made Me Do It" case of Arne Cheyenne Johnson who was convicted of first degree manslaughter for killing his landlord, Alan Bono in 1981. The Warrens and Johnson's attorney attempted to use "not guilty by reason of demonic possession", but this was a no-go for the judge. After we go over some of the facts of the case and the consequences that came out of it, what do you think? Was Johnson really possessed by the devil? Or was it just a big heaping pile of dogsh*t for an excuse to murder? 

 If you enjoyed The Conjuring 2, then you may want to listen to this episode in which we talk about the true story behind it: The Enfield Poltergeist. There's a lot of debate on this case, as there's just as many people who argue it was a complete hoax orchestrated by the girls, Janet and Margaret, as there are people who believe them. We also discuss the interview given by the girls and the Constables who responded to the scene the first night the mother called. We've attached a link to the actual original interview of the girls, the Constables, and Maurice Gross. We've also attached a link to the photos we discuss in the show. We're curious as to what you think once you hear and review everything we talk about. 

  You can't talk about Ed and Lorraine Warren's case files without talking about the infamous Amityville Horror House.  In 1974, Ronald DeFeo Jr. murdered his parents and four siblings at 112 Ocean Avenue, Amityville NY.  However, what drove him to this gruesome murder? How does Ed and Lorraine Warren tie into all of this and what were their claims? What really drove the Lutz family from the home after they purchased it? Was it something demonic? Or was it something far more sinister.... (and by that we mean an elaborate hoax)?

We've listed below some additional resources that we refer to in this episode as well as that might provide some additional insight to the topic 

  This is the story that inspired the movie The Conjuring.  In fact, the eldest daughter, Andrea Perron, wrote about her family's experiences in the farmhouse in her book, House of Darkness, House of Light.  We were surprised at some of the things that we discovered when researching this case. After we share what we discover, we're curious if you believe what the Warrens claim, what Andrea Perron claims, or what Norma Sutcliff, the owner of the house after the Perron family left, claims. 

  Anyone who is familiar with the Warrens and their occult museum knows about the infamous Annabelle doll.  There have been many claims about this doll, from possession to even it being the cause of a man's death.  We delve deep into the claims and the story the Warrens gave regarding the doll's history as well examine another possible explanation as to where the story behind the doll really began. What do you think?  

In Season 4 Episode 11 of the MVP PODCAST - All things Considered Paranormal, Chris shares the sick and sadistic tale of socialite and slave owner, Delphine LaLaurie of New Orleans, whose mansion has been claimed to be haunted with the souls of the tortured slaves that died from her cruelty at her home. 

 Mell brings us some pretty interesting ghosts claims from the cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point. We've included the links to the articles below where she was able to pull information from.  

  Evan takes on a wild twist with this week's episode. Ever hear the story about how a Special Forces Unit battled a six-fingered, 12 foot tall giant in Afghanistan during OEF? Oh, and to make it even more epic...the giant was a ginger. So they killed a 12 foot tall, six fingered, red-headed giant with an epic red beard and a spear and of course.... main stream media forgot to mention it.  Do you believe this story or is it just bull dookey? 

 Everything that could possibly go wrong with the production of this episode happened. We blame the damn crystals. The  only thing we couldn't fix was Evan's crappy glitchy audio. Thankfully, he's a man of few words this episode. So Paul brings you a pretty interesting tale from Arkansas:  The Board Camp Crystal Mines in Mena, Arkansas. Apparently, this place is a hub for some pretty strange paranormal activity such as strange lights and levitating rocks. Yeah... you read that right: Levitating Rocks. 

  Mell shares a recent story of demonic possession and haunting: The Ammons Family haunting in Gary, Indiana which allegedly occurred in 2012. You may have heard about it as it is also known as the House of 200 Demons. Zac Bagans of Ghost Adventures ended up buying the house in 2014 and then had it demolished two years later because he claimed the demons were too powerful and too dangerous.  What do you think?  Below are links to some of the documents we were able to pull regarding the official reports as well as some media articles. 

   Did you know the movie, The Battle of Los Angeles, was based on a real alleged actual event? Well, buckle up and sit back because Evan is about to break down the story behind the movie. 

 Paul is up ..... he shares with us the very interesting story of the Holloman Air Force Base landing. It's beyond intriguing because if you believe the government is willing to lie and cover up things (aka conspiracy) then perhaps you'd believe this actually occurred.  

 Mell is first up this season and presents one of her favorite paranormal legends, which falls under Ufology: The Lonnie Zamora incident. Listen in as Paul and Evan give even more to think about. 

 Welp, we couldn't avoid it.

We had to cover the crazy story and backstory of the infamous Skinwalker Ranch. But we did our homework and read some books, watched some tv, then did some digging.  Join us as we discuss what we uncovered in our research.  We're also really interested in your opinions. Do you believe in the legend or do you think it's all just hype? 

 We get "smarticle" with this episode. Join us as we discuss the historical (as in waaaay before Roswell) and religious mentions of UFOs and Extra Terrestrials, aka Aliens.  This is a very interesting discussion as we examine various religions, artifacts, ancient civilizations, and historical texts. You might be surprised at what you learn.